Former President Donald Trump has been dropping hints about what he might do if he loses the election this year. He's been planting seeds of doubt about the voting process, just like he did in 2020. This time, he seems to be preparing a legal plan to challenge the results. He's even got a team of vo
Imagine this: authorities in France and the Netherlands stormed Netflix's offices in Paris and Amsterdam. Why? They were on a mission to investigate possible tax fraud. This isn't just any probe; it's been going on since 2022, with the two countries working together. Netflix, the streaming giant, ha
In the small town of Amite, an attorney has flagged a big problem with voter registrations. Michelle Charles, who represents mayoral candidate Ayana Buchanan, believes over 40 people are registered to vote using business addresses instead of their homes. This isn't supposed to happen. The issue is
Imagine going to a med spa for a quick boost of confidence, only to find out the treatment wasn't real. That's what happened to thousands of people in Massachusetts, thanks to a woman pretending to be a nurse. Rebecca Fadanelli, 38, from Stoughton, is accused of importing fake Botox and other filler
Former President Donald Trump recently made some bold statements at a rally in Pennsylvania. He said he shouldn't have left the White House after losing the 2020 election to Joe Biden. He also talked about reporters being shot and suggested the media is "fake news. " His campaign later explained tha
In a recent rally at Madison Square Garden, former President Donald Trump and other Republican speakers made some alarming claims. They talked about taking down the "deep state, " getting rid of "globalists, " and exposing fake news. The Great Replacement conspiracy theory, once found only in extrem
In the days leading up to the U. S. election, a video supposedly showing voter fraud in Georgia was exposed as fake by the FBI and other federal agencies. They linked the video to "Russian influence actors, " indicating an ongoing effort to undermine trust in the election process. This isn't the fir
In New York, a former FTX executive named Nishad Singh was spared a prison sentence on Wednesday. The federal judge commended Singh's significant cooperation in exposing the multibillion-dollar fraud orchestrated by FTX's founder, Sam Bankman-Fried. Singh, who was the company's engineering director,
Kenneth Chesebro, a lawyer representing Donald Trump, is in a tight spot. He's been temporarily banned from practicing law in New York. This comes just days after he admitted to being part of a plot to change Georgia's 2020 election results. Chesebro and Trump, among others, were charged in 2023 wit
Nishad Singh, former engineering boss at FTX, got off lightly. No jail time, just three years of supervision. Why? He cooperated with the government, helping unravel the crypto exchange's fraud. The judge praised his limited role compared to others like FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried. Singh also forf
